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Posted on June 27, 2009 | tags

 
 

Tech: Which Twitter desktop client is the best? We vote Seesmic Desktop.

Sure, TweetDeck is OK, but Seesmic Desktop is so good that we’d offer up Julius as a spokesman to them. (We also recommend TwitterFox.) source

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  • http://www.marketingtactics.com/ Dave Barnes

    I prefer Nambu.
    I am not a fan of the columns that Seesmic uses.
    Also not a fan of Adobe AIR.

  • http://shortformblog.com shortformblog

    I agree that the Adobe AIR experience can be a little imperfect at times (and for those worried about it, the fact that the UI is inconsistent with the OS is kinda lame). And the column setup isn’t everyone’s cup of tea (though I much prefer Seesmic’s interpretation of it to TweetDeck’s).

    But that said, it’s a VERY smooth workflow for the 15–20 blog updates I put on it each day. After all the problems I had with TwitterFeed and its ilk, it’s very refreshing. Which is why I recommend it so much. The only thing that would make it more awesome is if I could click on a link and it sent the post right into Seesmic Desktop.

  • Russ

    I love Seesmic, but still suffer from lost Tweets from User-defined columns. I wish they would fix this bug. When I reload Seesmic, I have all Tweets in every column but lose some in User-defineed..

  • Russ

    I love Seesmic, but still suffer from lost Tweets from User-defined columns. I wish they would fix this bug. When I reload Seesmic, I have all Tweets in every column but lose some in User-defineed..

  • http://www.marketingtactics.com/ Dave Barnes

    I prefer Nambu.
    I am not a fan of the columns that Seesmic uses.
    Also not a fan of Adobe AIR.

  • http://shortformblog.com shortformblog

    I agree that the Adobe AIR experience can be a little imperfect at times (and for those worried about it, the fact that the UI is inconsistent with the OS is kinda lame). And the column setup isn’t everyone’s cup of tea (though I much prefer Seesmic’s interpretation of it to TweetDeck’s).

    But that said, it’s a VERY smooth workflow for the 15–20 blog updates I put on it each day. After all the problems I had with TwitterFeed and its ilk, it’s very refreshing. Which is why I recommend it so much. The only thing that would make it more awesome is if I could click on a link and it sent the post right into Seesmic Desktop.

  • Russ

    I love Seesmic, but still suffer from lost Tweets from User-defined columns. I wish they would fix this bug. When I reload Seesmic, I have all Tweets in every column but lose some in User-defineed..

 

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